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...strengthen and replenish the staff that will be needed to resume twice-weekly publication next autumn, competitions for all boards will be held during the summer. A special Commencement issue, to be distributed in the Yard next Thursday, will complete this term's operations...
...Thorne is properly qualified, he can be admitted." Ambiguously, he added that a committee of the College is studying the question of admitting Negroes. Dr. Thorne cannot get an application form until the committee reports and the College acts. In any case, no new members will be elected until autumn...
...autumn, Woody more than satisfied the athletics requirement by playing varsity football (thus becoming the only man ever to play for both Annapolis and West Point). In winter he went out for indoor track and in spring for outdoor track and baseball, meanwhile learning to box, fence, wrestle. On Saturdays he regularly at tended the hops. At one of them, two years ago, he met pretty, blond Geraldine Harrington of East Orange, N.J., whom, in honored West Point tradition, he was to marry this week, the day after graduation. On Sundays he attended Episcopal services in the Academy...
...Tories in general trusted Churchill's political instinct. Two of Churchill's Cabinet intimates-Lord Beaverbrook (Max Aitken) and Brendan Bracken-had insistently urged an immediate election (for fear that Britons' wartime memories would dim). Just as insistently the Labor Party had urged delay till autumn (in hopes that they would). Quipped Labor's Arthur Greenwood of Max and Brendan: "M & B* can save a man once-it saved Winston when he had pneumonia-but M & B a second time can ruin a chap...
Spies & Terror. In the lower schools, the report found the McCahey-Johnson control even tighter. Superintendent Johnson, whose back porch was dynamited last autumn (TIME, Oct. 2), was reported to have boasted of his spy system and its 24-hour service...